I am an American. I love my country. The whole world is being over taken by a greedy elite who want to set up a one world govenment, ruled by a tecnocratic elite. I view this as an undisputable fact. You can't discuss the situation in Ukraine with out taking the whole world situation into consideration.

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It is unfortunate but true; many conspiricy theorists are as stupid as the general public

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That said, our government is supplying arms to Alqaeda with one hand, and killing them with drones with the other hand. And similarly in Ukraine we are supplying the rebels with arms, and stiring up resistance by playing one ethnic group against another, and then we have the balls to tell Russia to stay out and quit trying to take over the country. lol our leaders are a joke to those of us who know the real score.

Churchill, you're spouting nonsensical European propaganda. I don't like how I live in a country where owning a firearm is heavily regulated because criminals have guns anyways and if someone breaks into my apartment I'd rather not fight him head-on with a kitchen knife or baseball bat.

Gun violence in America is due largely to organized crime and gun nuts, but look at other countries with large numbers of gun owners (Canada?) where gun violence is quite low. It's largely dependent on the culture of social economics, imo.

In my defense, I'm one of the few people that has formal training in using/cleaning firearms responsibly and don't feel a need to go waving my gun around like I'm coked up on drugs. I think people should be properly trained and have their mental health checked regularly, so I'm pro-regulation, but not pro-banning.

Let's go back..

Heard of the new warnings by Russia to intervene in Ukraine (again) after prorussian and proukrainian peoples started to fight each other? Will it end as "Holidays in Crimea Beach - Hell in north" for russian soldiers?

I agree with you hauptmann, i'm not for an all-out gun ban since i understand that criminals will be able to acquire guns whether or not they are banned. I'm only saying to ban automatic guns which fire upwards to however rounds per minute. In a 2007 census, per 100 people in america it is average out that there will be 89 guns, no other country is even close to that statistic with Serbia being second at 58.2 guns per 100 people. Canada is around 31 per 100, which is still a fair number but i have to also agree with your theory. I don't think america will be able to reduce this number anytime in the near future or at all...

Sorry for keeping this off of the Ukraine/Russia topic... I will stop talking about guns now :)

Mar 16, 2014The first polling stations opened in Simferopol Sunday for the referendum in which Crimean citizens will decide whether they will join the Russian Federation or remain part of Ukraine.

According to Crimean authorities, there are 135 registered international observers and over 1200 local observers monitoring the voting at ballot stations. Every voter coming to the station is checked for marks on their hands to prevent a person from casting their vote more than once.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lGAtIJl_OWI


This next video is the war on the streets no clear date and place
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XebSQsf836o

Edited 3/16/2014 10:30:29

Jw can someone tell me two things has the Syrian civil war ended if so who won also what is going on in Ukraine

^Who the hell is Ukraine?

Crimean referendum ended with 95% voting to be annexed by Russia. West does not recognize referendum's legitimacy.

Putin's popularity at its peak since 2012, at 70%.

Thank you

Well ill get more info

Every time Warloser posts something I feel less enthusiastic about contributing anything. As if his posts rendure even the most intelligent argument redundant.

He's the Glen Beck of the WarLight forums :P

Kool ill get more info

As a countermeasure to the Crimean referendum yesterday, the EU has levied sanctions against 21 Russian and Crimean officials. This means they cannot travel into or through the EU, and their bank accounts are frozen.

Edited 3/18/2014 00:09:28

Russian leadership laughs at Western sanctions and hints that there might be countersanctions.

Putin declares in an address in the Russian duma that the West has been playing politics of power in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kosovo among others, ignoring international law. He says that the West thinks they are special and have a monopoly on being right. But now, a limit has been reached. He gets multiple standing ovations.

Official annexation of Crimea will take place on Friday this week.

Now Putin can blame the West for Russia's declining economy, even though the economy would be declining anyway.

Just a joke

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